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akapoor1-Visitor
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August 4, 2015
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Does Creo Simulate distributed computing support Microsoft 2012 HPC cluseter?

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Does Creo Simulate distributed computing support Microsoft 2012 HPC cluseter?

Has anyone tried it?


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gkoch1-Visitor
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August 5, 2015

Creo usually needs a workstation as server, where it can run on interactively as well, to be able to do distributed batch - it should be the same for Simulate as with all other areas in Creo, where batch processing is available.

See for example CS139340 : Training material about Pro/BATCH ,Distributed Pro/Batch and Distributed Computing with Creo Parametric 3

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akapoor1-VisitorAuthor
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August 5, 2015

I am not really sure about your response, could you please explain more.

We are going to use creo 2.0 M110. and Microsoft HPC 2012 cluster.

As per my discussion with some PTC folks they said that distributed batch in Creo doesn't support Microsoft HPC.

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gkoch1-Visitor
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August 5, 2015

The first question is, whether Creo Parametric supports Microsoft HPC - and I suppose the answer is no (you may check the platform support pages to be sure, e.g. here)

From what I know:

Distributed Batch usually runs on a server similar to an interactive session, only that it is started in background - it's not a typical server application.

Therefore the specs for distributed batch should be the same as for interactive sessions.

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